A 34% property tax increase is coming as many Nashvillians are already reeling from the pandemic, causing many to rethink their finances.
No Sitting On Laps, No Whispering Gift Requests While Visiting Santa In Nashville Malls This Season
As with so many other holidays this year, the constraints of the pandemic are forcing innovation.
Report: Nearly Three-Quarters Of Music Makers Have Lost Money During The Pandemic
A new music industry report shows just how much of an impact the pandemic has had and provides the first deep analysis of how this period has revealed deficiencies in the industry.
Tennessee Economists See Signs Of A Recovery, But Still Urge Caution
The state is expecting the economy to improve next year, but the pandemic is making the outlook complicated. There are many promising signs in Tennessee, but officials say they want to be cautious.
Tennessee Will Craft State Budget On Expectation Of Some Revenue Growth
Tennessee is betting on growth next year: not a lot, but not quite as modest as some projections. The State Funding Board predicts tax revenues will increase by about 1% in the next fiscal year, and between 2.5% and 3% the year after that.
Spring Hill’s GM Plant Will Manufacture Cadillac’s New Electric Car
GM announced the production site for the new Cadillac LYRIQ Tuesday morning and said it will invest $2 billion into the Tennessee plant.
Some Belmont-Area Businesses Not Happy About Boulevard Closure
A few businesses on Belmont Boulevard say they’re closing their doors this week, as surrounding roads are blocked off for the upcoming presidential debate on campus this Thursday.
Tennessee Broadens Small Business Stimulus Program Again To Any Firm That Can Show Losses
Updated Wednesday to include link to application. Tennessee has deposited nearly $200 million into the accounts of small businesses. But the state still has more stimulus money, so it’s broadening the program and focusing more on diversity.
Analysis: Young And Black Davidson County Residents Disproportionately Need Unemployment Benefits
The COVID-19 pandemic is pushing many Davidson county residents to rely on unemployment benefits to get by. A WPLN News analysis shows young and Black workers disproportionately need financial assistance.
Facebook Says Its New Facility In Gallatin Will Be Greener, More Efficient Than Previous Data Centers
A 2016 federal report found data centers account for nearly 2% of the entire country’s energy usage. But the company says this will be among the most technologically advanced of its 17 centers worldwide, using more renewable energy and far less water.
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